
We had two sewing machines, and the sewing was going so well that the pressing sort of fell by the wayside. Oh well. (Roxie fluttering her eyelashes in an innocent fashion.)
And in spite of Roxie proving not once but twice that she is unable to count to nine, and LG very kindly taking apart one bass-ackward seam that Roxie had slammed together at speed, and both taking an hour for a sumptuous lunch, we still got the borders on, the back pieced, and the whole sandwich sewn and turned before two in the afternoon.

For the borders, I introduced LG to the joys of ripping your strips. Much more fun than cutting and ever so much faster. We had a ripping good time, and are now both tearers extraordinaire!
It's so much fun to sew with someone else. And working with someone else's palatte is just a delight. Also, I love to spread the gospel of "Don't worry about doing it right. Let's just get it DONE!"
Wow! That was fast and furious. What kind of coffee do you ladies drink down that way?
ReplyDeletethat quilt is awesome!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! That whole ripping strips thing is fun!
ReplyDeleteI discovered that by clicking on the picture of the quilt I can view an enlarged picture!!
ReplyDeleteCool quilt.
Now I challenge you to do a picture quilt!!!!
Like this one:
http://www.hp.com/united-states/consumer/digital_photography/take_better_photos/tips/images/quilts_1_275.jpg
or the one on this placemat:
http://frysingerreunion.org/quilts/2007-04-13-quilts-106.jpg
This is addictive isn't it? I will post some of my recent creations on my blog and you can see just how bad the addiction can be. Your quilts are wonderful and I'm so happy that you have discovered this. And MJ too. What fun for you. Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteLove,
MaryLou
Wow, that's FAB-u-lous!
ReplyDeleteYet another beautiful quilt! I'm with you on ripping the fabric for the borders. It's better to work with the evenness of the grain. All this quilting, you're making me want to quilt again!
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